Plaza Dee show delights Ruidoso crowd at Aspencade
Dancers from ARA SQUARE performed before the Aspencade Parade at Plaza Dee Shopping Center drawing a large crowd. A boy was pulled away from a rope barrier when he toppled a corner post. Police seek a suede coat and a dress stolen from Sweetbriar's modeled by Jo Corn. Mrs. George Caraway suspects a shopper. A SEPM field trip to Victoria Peak Bone Spring in Bone Canyon is planned led by Lloyd Pray and Paul McDaniel. Firewood thieves threaten cabins near town. NM crop survey aims to collect end of season data from about 4000 farmers for the national report due in December.
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Sweetbriar’s
Jo Corn
Woman’s Club
Sweetbriar
Bone Canyon
Permian Basin
SEPM
Victoria Peak
Bone
Guadalupes
Lloyd Pray
Paul McDaniel
Gene Douglas
Atlantic Refining Co
New Mexico
Budget cuts urged by House Appropriations panel
The House Appropriations Committee calls for about 3 billion dollars in cuts across federal agencies, targeting employment and research, tied to an emergency spending bill for departments awaiting regular funding.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Burglars Kill Guard Dogs Steal Auto Equipment in Queens
Crime report from Jamaica Queens details burglars armed with bows and arrows killing one watchdog Duke and wounding King before fleeing with 5500 dollars worth of auto equipment. Building owner Max Mitzman says break-ins totaled nine in five years.
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New York
Jamaica
Queens
Max Mitzman
Ford and UAW Persist in Secrecy Amid 6-Week Ford Strike
Ford Motor Co and the United Auto Workers continue private negotiations with Walter Reuther and Malcolm Denice leading talks on a third straight day. The 160,000 UAW strike has lasted almost six weeks with estimated wage losses over 140 million. Ford reports sales down 60,000 in the first 10 days vs last year.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Malcolm L. Denise
Ford
Governors Sail for Their Virgin Islands Meeting
Governors from 23 states gather aboard the liner Independence for the annual Governors Conference cruising eight days with six days at sea and two in the Virgin Islands. Democratic and Republican leaders show split views on President Johnson's Vietnam policy, with endorsements noted but no unified stance expected.
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Jack Bell
Associated Press
NEW York
Virgin Islands
Johnson
Independence
John Connally
Texas
Otto Kerner
Illinois
Vietnam
Waldorf-Astoria
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
St. Louis
John Love
Colorado
Republican Governors Association
Love
Truckers Win New Pay Proposal Amid Steel-Haul Strikes
A seven state mediation panel proposes paying truckers 13.70 dollars an hour after a four hour wait at steel mills. The plan, backed by most trucker groups, follows a rejected 10 dollar after two hour proposal. The strike's economic impact includes job losses and cut mill deliveries across September.
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Pittsburgh
National Steel Carriers Association
Teamsters Union
U S Carriers Use Purple-K Firefighting Agent Off Vietnam
Vice Admiral Hyland said U S aircraft carriers near Vietnam have used Purple K for about a month. The chemical mixes with water to form a light film that blankets fires and snuffs them out faster than prior methods. Hyland described the application method and its effectiveness following the Forrestal disaster.
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Saigon
Vietnam
Forrestal
John J. Hyland
Hyland
Defense Witnesses Stream To Stand in Meridian Trial
A dozen defense lawyers call witnesses as the 18 white men in Meridian face conspiracy charges in the 1964 killings of three civil rights workers. Defense expected to rest by day’s end. jurors sent home as Judge Cox warns against talking to jurors.
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Miss
Olen Burrage
James T. Harris
Jimmy Arledge
Edgar Ray Killen
Philadelphia
Alton W. Roberts
Herman Tucker
Harold Cox
White Knights
The
Ku Klux Klan
Michael Schwerner
NH Young Demos Endorse Johnson for 1968
New Hampshire Young Democrats voted unanimously to back President Lyndon B. Johnson for re election praising him as the best possible candidate to succeed himself. Kansas Gov. Robert Docking said Johnson will be re elected but denied he was sent to dissuade Kennedy support. Docking spoke at the Young Democrats meeting in Laconia.
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Laconia
N.H
New Hampshire
Johnson
Kansas
Robert Docking
Robert F. Kennedy
Docking
Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
John F. Kennedy
Vietnam
Artesia College President to Speak at Lions Round-Up
Dr. Thomas C. Stevens of The College of Artesia will address a Lions District 40X Fall Round-Up in East Grand Plains. Special guest Lions International director Maxson Strub of Warren, New Jersey, will give the keynote. The two day event includes a dinner, music, and group meetings with about 250 people expected.
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France
Maxson Strub
Warren
N.J
Lions International
M. Dodson
Strub
Roswell Inn
East Grand Plains
New Mexico
Dodson
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